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- From: "David S. Pesetsky 230-6088 AGT/8880" <iedsp@agt.gmeds.com>
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- Subject: Can I store variables permanently within an executable without using temp files?
- Date: Mon, 29 Jan 96 09:08:23 EST
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- I have a simple c-program which reads a string from the command line, stores it in
- a variable, then exits. Now, when I run it tomorow, I would like to retrieve the variable's
- value WITHOUT using a temp file. Maybe I could physically change the c-code
- executable (without really recompiling)? Any ideas?
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- An e-mail response would be appreciated. Thanks!
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- Dave
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